MIDRIFT HURINET facilitates a two-day PM+ refresher training targeting PM+ supervisors from Nakuru Town East, Nakuru Town West, and Naivasha Sub Counties. (10th -11th February 2025) The objectives of the

After an intensive four-day Master Training of Trainers (TOT) program in Psychological First Aid (PFA), participants emerged with enhanced skills and a profound sense of purpose. Immersed in comprehensive sessions

On the Second Day of the PFA Master TOT training, participants reinforced their facilitation skills, emphasizing the immediate needs of clients and those who need special attention in a crisis.

On the first day of the Psychological First Aid (PFA) Master TOT Training, one of the areas participants were taken through was MHPSS Intervention Pyramid (IASC)   The Inter-Agency Standing

In the ever-evolving landscape of crisis response, the continuous training of Psychological First Aid (PFA) Trainers of Trainers (ToTs) is paramount. Regular updates ensure that these master trainers remain adept

MIDRIFT HURINET Psychologists attended a training on “Caring for Children who have experienced Violence” organized by the World Health Organization on 28th January 2025.   The objective of the training

Regular physical activity, such as a brisk morning walk through a sun-dappled park or a rejuvenating yoga session that harmonizes breath and movement, invigorates the body and sharpens the mind.

Self-care is deliberately nurturing one’s body, mind, and spirit. This personal ritual replenishes inner reserves and enables one to navigate challenges with grace and resilience. Self-care is a holistic practice

In one of the training sessions facilitated by MIDRIFT HURINET in Naivasha Sub County, a contextualized question was asked about how to assist a person who had undergone electoral-related violence

The Community Health Promoters Bill 2024 was first read in the Kenyan Senate in December 2024.   The Community Health Promoters Bill of 2024 emerged as a beacon of progressive